a helmet cam showed gallagher taking charge of the prisoner. the rest of that video has vanished, but three s.e.a.l.s said they witnessed gallagher stab the prisoner. afterwards, some of the men lined up for a trophy photo with the body, but later claimed they only did it to please gallagher. why do the world's toughest dudes seem so scared of gallagher? >> eddie gallagher is a popular, respected dude with connections all over the s.e.a.l. base back home. if you intend to stay in your career and move up as a young s.e.a.l., going against a guy like eddie gallagher is probably the worst decision you can make. >> reporter: 11 months later, friends and other members of alpha told ncis what they say happened. >> so toxic at this point. >> reporter: they were not just diming gallagher out, they were breaking the code of silence. >> how am i supposed to teach my kid between right and wrong and look him in the eye if i'm not doing everything that i can? >> reporter: gallagher was charged with premeditated murder, but the prosecution's case fell apart

with that, i will turn it over to chief gallagher. chief gallagher: as a chief manger stated, we have been working for several weeks extensively on the planning meeting to this weekend. the internal planning has included multiple training exercises for our civil disturbance units, scenario exercises for our command staff, as well as detailed briefings for all officers. our officers are ready. we have transitioned into an enhanced security posture on capitol grounds. externally, we have been working with over 25 partnering agencies on a seamless, integrated plan for this weekend. the united states capitol police would have on-site support from a number of our local, state, and federal partners. we have also conducted a large, multiagency tabletop exercise in order to test and validate our integrated operational plan for this weekend. in addition to the on-site support that we will have on capitol grounds, we will also have contingency plans in place for additional law enforcement, as well as a support from our partners at the d.c. nati

gallagher to follow up. we have been pushing for over a year now to have a basic hearing into the origins of covid-19. president trump was starting to stand up to china before covid just in the way that they don't follow the rules of the game on trade, on intellectual property. those are things that had been a problem before covid. it's even more of a problem now. president biden has shown no willingness to stand up to china. frankly, i'm sure mr. gallagher can talk more about it, but frankly we have got to stand up for america and our allies all around the world. if china wants to try to play by a different set of rules, they have to recognize that to be part of the world community you have to play by the rules everyone else has to participate in. mr. gallagher: it's my view we are in the early stages after new cold war with china. what makes the difference than the old one we are thoroughly economically entangled with china. our big lesson learned from the pandemic is we can't be critically dependent on a

they say gallagher committed.tained by the united states military. ultimately, gallagher was found not guilty. six of the seven charges against him, including murder and attempted mur. he was found guilty in the charge involved in the no cowith the corps. the motion he received after his loan conviction later was reversed by president trump. the author of that new book pulitzer prize winning "new york times" reporter david phillips joins us. he called the new book the best military book of the year. david, good morning, it's good to see you. so if you can, take a step back and remind folks. we do a little about what eddie gallagher was accused to have done and the members of his platoon we heard in that testimony were appalled by with they saw. >> right. eddie gallagher had taken about 20 elite navy seals on a mission to help get isis out of mosul and what the man who served under him said is once they got to that city, he started shooting almost indiscriminately using a rifle to shoot at women, old men, groups of

gallagher's point is well taken. we'll get into the "wall street journal" piece. a must read, by the way. so many amazing lines here. here is one. mr. biden wants to take credit for putting out the fire he started. think about that. take credit for fire he started given the chaos and exit out of afghanistan. just a few other quotes here. claimed he was ham strung by donald trump's bad deal with the taliban only choices were total withdrawal or escalation with thousands of troops. blame americans for not leaving afghanistan sooner. afghans not fiengt. the war in afghanistan is now over. the last point will be debated for a very long time. >> dana: also about letting american citizens in afghanistan know they should leave. he said they told them 19 times to leave. where are the 19 times are? state department cables are not -- i don't know if the urgency was there. a few weeks before all this went down president biden said very unlikely there would be a problem. there wasn't an urgency. american school children are still stuck over there. >> bill: we aren't going to

i want to play revealing exchange between congressman mike gallagher and general mackenzie today. >> you know which taliban forces were providing security? >> yes we do. >> was at 313? >> there were other elements among others. >> suicide bombing attacks. laura: do you believe that the taliban could have been behind this attack that killed servicemembers and they don't want to admit it? now we know they gave the telegram free reign over kabul airport and the security perimeter. >> i can believe it because it is the pattern of lives by the biden administration as medium -- military leaders who lied about it every step of the way, the fact that they would have relied on a stupid specialize in suicide bombing attacks to protect the perimeter of the airport we lying on to keep americans and our allies to get on airplanes is another concession at the incompetence of this administration, they should be held accountable for and we ask tough questions, mike gallagher asked those questions. a lot of questions about the idiocy of military leaders that allow these activities to happen. we now k

steve: it really is let me ask you the same question i asked mike gallagher earlier, the question ofccountability. so much is driven by the personal decision-making in the determination and obsession with hitting the deadline in the pr moment around the anniversary of september the 11th and so disgusting as that is. how do we get accountability. i made the argument earlier of impeachment that will not happen in the democrats. >> democrats and republicans. >> sure but after 2022? >> i think right now our focus should be were largely out of afghanistan and another president had a press conference a few days ago saying the war was over and we left american citizens behind and allies on the ground so every single man, woman and child is out of there that need to be out of there and never to we need to investigate what happened we should have hearings and hear from her military leaders and city lincoln was in the hamptons when kabul fell, if you're vacationing while afghanistan falls that's not the right guy for secretary of state need to be tough questions of tough accountability for tho

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we asked tough questions, mike gallagher asked those questions. a lot of tough questions today but the idiocy of these military leaders that allowed these activities to happen. we now know because of the testimony yesterday before the senate and today before the house, that joe biden lied to the american people about what his military advisors advised him to do and leaving troops in afghanistan to prevent this catastrophe, but this is another example of a lie but this administration as well. they can't get away with it, we can't let them get away with it. >> laura: i don't understand this as a civilian but both of you serve, so maybe congressman greene, you can inform us on this. so they all seem to say, i believe, that they thought we should have left more troops in, at least to help with the evacuation. correct? >> yep. >> laura: so given the fact that they all thought that, and they were -- they said they were gaming out a possible collapse of kabul, they did mention that to biden, none of them decided, you know, if this is so serious, that i'v

trace gallagher with the latest.by's family pleading, begging for information from the boyfriend about their missing daughter. we will speak to her parents coming up straight had. ♪ ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight we are continuing to follow the sad developments in the disappearance of 22-year-old gabby petito, his last known location was on august 25th in 1 of their grand national parks and tonight, even more developments at the utah police, releasing in august 12 the body cam footage after 911 call about a possible domestic violence incident. with the very latest, our ow

then historian fred gallagher examines -- winifred gallagher. and later, historians discuss the impact of the 1944 g.i. bill which allocated funds for education and housing for world war ii veterans. you can find a full viewing schedule online at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now here's lectures in history. >> from july 13th to 16th, 1863, in the middle of the civil war, thousands of poor and working class white new yorkers, incensed by inequities in the new military draft, resentful about wartime hardship and enflamed by the lincoln administration's emancipation policies, looted and destroyed buildings, battled police, state militia and federal troops and brutally attacked the city's african-american residents. in the century and a half since the new york city draft riots, numerous scholarly monographs, popular books and articles have narrated and examined the significance of the events that comprised the largest civil insurrection in u.s. history. and most of these works have included illustrations of the violence that were

we'll be right back with a a performance from noel gallagher's high flying birds.

mike gallagher has been pushing foyer answers like we. have he represents the state of wisconsin and joins us now. congressman gallagher, what do you take from the hundred page report? >> to me it confirms what we have known for months which is that fauci lied to us. lied to congress. he now that our taxpayer dollars were being an ministered by his organization to third parties to do cooperative research, gain of function research at wuhan. when questioned he lied and rid behind a definition. he still has a job and in front of hundreds of thousands of americans that have suffered and died to coronavirus. we now have the 90-day intelligence review from the biden administration coming back with nothing. that's unexsusceptible. saying we can't get to the bottom until we have the cooperation of the chinese. that's bogus. start with subpoenaing peter d. and his corrupt organization. >> congressman, senator josh holly is demanding fauci steps down. are you? >> absolutely at a minimum he should step down. we should have a full transparent invest

ok, anti gallagher, the reporting live from washington d. c. and d. thank you. brian casner is a senior crisis advisor for amnesty international. he says he was thrown strike some coleman and most can't stay investigation properly. when these kind of strikes happen all over rural if can stand or in syria or an iraq or somalia. and there's just not that kind of media attention. and so amnesty international and other groups we tried to investigate these strikes, but it's much more difficult. and so unfortunately, yes, this is a pattern that we've seen all over the world for the last 20 years since 911. so we have to investigate from afar. sometimes we can get to the location. sometimes we can dig in the crater and we can talk to the families. but often as you say, for example, in somalia in areas that are controlled by all sha bob, it's impossible for anyone to get there. so just for comparison, we came out with the report. i was one of the authors in 2019. it took us an entire year to investigate 5 of these strikes and prove that the u. s. military killed civilia

please join me please help me joining winifred gallagher. >> hi kathie. wonderful to be with you. before i began i want to say a few words, whom you see on your screen with her cousin. there and north dakota. she was a norwegian immigrant who spoke no english at all when she arrived in the u.s. she filed her homestead claim, lived on it for five years, then sold it for a nice profit which she used to start out in a new career as a photographer with her own studio. like the other women we will talk about tonight, she made the most of the unusual opportunities that the american west afforded to new women. i would like to explain also we will pick up slides later and my talk. partly because the women in general, particularly the ones i am going to talk about were not much photographed until the women's rights movements relate picked up later in the 1h century. i began thinking about new women in the old west during my 12 years of living halftime and rural wyoming. i was impressed by the strong versatile women starting with the 80-year-old mayor who pretty much ran local affairs from

absolutely different but she said she wanted to be liam gallagher and she wanted to be liam gallagher will say, there are some people that look like pop stars and she did. shejust are some people that look like pop stars and she did. she just looks beautiful. look at her, every picture that has accompanied her obituary today, she just radiates this pop star imagery. in obituary today, she just radiates this pop star imagery.— obituary today, she just radiates this pop star imagery. in terms of, ou this pop star imagery. in terms of, you know. — this pop star imagery. in terms of, you know. the _ this pop star imagery. in terms of, you know, the steps _ this pop star imagery. in terms of, you know, the steps that - this pop star imagery. in terms of, you know, the steps that girls - this pop star imagery. in terms of, l you know, the steps that girls aloud followed and, obviously, the mantra of the spice girls was girl power and that was such powerful cultural message. do you think server and the rest of the band were the heirs to the girl power mantra? 0r rest of the band were the hei

with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 311—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagherip season that promised so much for exeter ultimately ended in disappointment. a second—place finish in the table before the play—off final defeat to harlequins. leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. the tigers conjured another store as harry potter crossed the line. the try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20—5. no promotion or relegation again this campaign which could see greater risk taking, exeter threw caution to the wind and were rewarded with a penalty try. but the tigers roared back and nick dolly secured the bonus point winning try on his first premiership start, but he was not done. minutes later he struck again, exeter did not manage another try but the contest was over, a commanding leicester victory. there were also wins for northampton saints and worcester warriors. and sale sharks held on to beat bath 20—19 in a thrilling late game. australia have got a second successive win

with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 3a—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagherremiership season. jim lumsden was watching. a premiership season that promised so much for exeter ultimately ended in disappointment. a second—place finish in the table before the play—off final defeat to harlequins. leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. the tigers conjured another store as harry potter crossed the line. try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20-5. no leicester would end the half leading 20—5. no promotion or relegation again this campaign which could see greater risk taking, exeter threw caution to the wind and were rewarded with a penalty try. but the tigers roared back and nick dolly support the bonus point winning try on his first premiership start, but he was not done. minutes later he struck again, exeter did not manage another tribe of the contest was over, a commanding leicester victory. there were also wins for northampton saints and worcester warriors. sale lead ba

dianne gallagher, thank you. let's get more on this bizarre case with paul callan. seen a case like this before? this one is wild. >> i have seen similar cases in terms of people staging a hit man action but the number of bodies involved, the problems that murdaugh is facing? no. never seen anything like it. it is astounding. >> there are now five deaths connected to the murdaugh family. what we now see a more in-depth investigation? they have to go back and see if there's connections. >> yes, absolutely. and the staged hit man action gives the police a viable criminal charge. that's a felony. conspiracy to commit insurance fraud and can be held in jail on the charges while the investigation continues with the death of his wife and son and suspicious death of housekeeper and a teen that died under suspicious circumstances and there's also a boating accident that involves a son in which a young woman was killed. alm of these things are now open to reinvestigation by south carolina police. >> murdaugh is a well connected attorney. how does that shape how police approa

dianne gallagher, cnn, san antonio. >>> it is campaign season in california. next week the state will vote to either keep or replace current democratic governor gavin newsom. the recall election is a rallying cry no many republican voters. one couple says that tell leave california if newsom isn't replaced. on the other side of the aisle, the governor is rallying his base and enlisting national democrats to help including kamala harris. during a rally on wednesday, harris focused heavily on winning over women voters. she voiced her outrage about the conservative agenda saying their policies attack women's rights. >>> still to come on "cnn newsroom," leaving afghanistan. a planeload of foreign nationals flies out of kabul and there may be more to come. >>> also leader of the world's between largest economies talk for the first time in months. we'll have a live report from beijing. >>> plus this -- >> just had an impact perhaps two mile away. >> reporter: i was in kabul during the 9/11 attacks. each major anniversary i analyze the intervening years. >> as the u.

i am trace gallagher in los angeles.we are monitoring an explosive political battle at this hour, potential story of survival for newsom or the arrival of a new political leader in california.

trace gallagher was special west coast coverage. 11:00 and then after the show he will come back easternyou will be covered 24 hours through the whole cycle. all the developments live as the votes come in. republicans are putting together legal challenges tonight for president biden's vaccine mandate. the number of state attorneys in general drafting coordinated response. white house correspondent peter doocy tells us the white house had fighting covid still a top priority. >> even when he is talking about climate change... >> we have a global warming problem. >> president biden is thinking about covid. >> people are not just worried about covid, but when cans will be breathing. speak with the level of faxing requirements making difficult fr business owners. >> i'm concerned about making individual americans choose between getting a shot in their arm and providing for their families. >> biden officials insist people who don't want to be vaccinated to have an easy out. >> you are not being forced. you can work from home. >> not so according to the owner of 36 great franchises in nebraska

>> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much. is the point she is making, probably a lot of things nicki minaj says you mayy not agree with, you may not like her music, but the two points she's making are worth reiterating. you can't allow people to force you to take drugs that you don't want or that you don't need. it's up to you what drugs you take, period, and if you allow people to force you to take drugs you don't want, you are done. they own you. you are no longer free. period. and the second point that she has made quite a bit today is that you have a constitutional right, a moral right, a god-given right to ask simple questions andt, expect answers. like you are an adult, speaking to a fellow adult. and if you forfeit that right, you are no longer adult, you are no longer free, you are no longer a citizen, you are something much less than that. it is not complicated. might be nice if there were a few united states senators that would say that and stick with it, so it is left to nicki minaj to say it. lara logan joins us n

and he gallagher reports reduced to twisted smouldering wreckage. this is the car. the u. s. military deems an imminent threat on august the 29th west of cobbles, international airport, us intelligence officials say the vehicle was monitored for 8 hours, suspected of picking up explosives and seen at an eyesore k compound. now one of the us military's find elections of the 20 is enough chemist on has been called a tragic mistake. let me thoroughly review the findings of the investigation in the supporting analysis by interagency partners. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with us is take, or were a direct threat to us for the us. drone strike happened just days after attacking cobbles, airport killed at least a $170.00 afghans and 13 us troops and mid frenzied evacuation efforts. initially, us officials called the strike, a righteous blow against specific threats to the us military. now they've adm

then historian fred gallagher examines -- winifred gallagher.nd later, historians discuss the impact of the 1944 g.i. bill which allocated funds for education and housing for world war ii veterans. you can find a full viewing schedule online at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now here's lectures in history. >> from july 13th to

then historian fred gallagher examines -- winifred gallagher.nd later, historians discuss the impact of the 1944 g.i. bill which allocated funds for education and housing for world war ii veterans. you can find a full viewing schedule online at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now here's lectures in history. >> from july 13th to 16th, 1863, in the middle of the civil war, thousands of poor and working class white new yorkers, incensed by inequities in the new military draft, resentful about wartime hardship and enflamed by the lincoln administration's emancipation policies, looted and destroyed buildings, battled police, state militia and federal troops and brutally attacked the city's african-american residents. in the century and a half since the new york city draft riots, numerous scholarly monographs, popular books and articles have

i'm trace gallagher.k to "hannity." >> sean: joe biden struggles are now so glaring, it is so undeniable that even his own staff or putting him on mute, literally. according to a new report from politico white house staffers often for the president on silent or don't watch him live at all in an effort to quell their anxiety about what they might say or might do. this report already tells us what we know and that is that his presidency is imploding and why biden has told don't take questions altogether because he is weak, frail, cognitive mess and frankly, deteriorating daily. common sense americans, the world have all taken notice. listen to the welcome that joe biden got yesterday in new jersey that the media tended to ignore. >> [bleep] leave americans behind! [bleep] leave americans behind! we should leave you behind, you guys! you guys! >> sean: meanwhile, biden's failures abroad continue to embolden americans enemies and adversaries because, get this, according to a new report, u.s. news, they are no

chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher's on the case of those booster shots.d evening. >> good evening. president biden has repeatedly vowed to follow the science of the fight against covid-19 but instead of following, he has gotten ahead of science with statements like this. >> remember a simple rule. eight months after your second shot, get a booster shot. >> except scientists and experts have yet to agree if a booster is needed. still, the biden booster shot plan is supposed to begin next week pending approval from the fda. dft advisory committee will vote tomorrow on whether booster shots should be offered. the fda has already said overall data indicates currently u.s. licensed or authorized covid-19 vaccines still afford protection against severe covid-19 disease and death in the u.s. there's also concern about a lack of data. cdc director rochelle walensky said she wasn't getting ahead of the fda's process. and the paper out this week from a group of international scientists concludes that booster shots are not appropriate at this stage of the pandemic.

spohn think you congressman gallagher. we will come back to you later with more information. now, staying in afghanistan where joe biden promises no americans left behind but that does not seem to be the case. >> since we left the country on friday, how many americans have gotten out of afghanistan? >> zero. in fact, we have six airplanes at mazar-e sharif airport, six airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak and also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. the state has cleared the flights and the taliban will not let them leave the airport. >> rachel: so, is the taliban holding americans hostage? let us ask ask the court of a marine and medal of honor recipient and fox news contributor, welcome. you're received a medal of honor for your bravery. what are your thoughts on americans and joe biden specifically leaving americans behind an afghanistan? >> joe biden came out and this administration is saying is you could argue is just a lie. he said he didn't leave with american still there. this is simply not true. now we

trace gallagher, thanks for that update. new york city, which by the way he is falling apart, as you may have noticed if you've been there recently, is deciding it is going to spend its time crushing businesses in the name of covid control. caught on tape harassing a restaurant owner. >> can you please state your name? i need to see i.d. >> [bleep]. claiming this outdoor set up -- >> sir, answer the question. >> i can remove the sign. >> it's not attached to the building. >> tucker: lives being saved? no. the restaurant owner in that video, we have had him on this show a couple of times. his restaurant is called festival. he joins us to explain what we just saw. inc. so much for joining us tonight, so frustrating. what was the dispute? >> yeah, so, thanks again for having me on the show. the individual claim that the sidewalk was not 8 feet of clearance, and in fact, this is precisely why we made this structure. unfortunately, we are in a bus lane, as you can see, so we don't have the luxury other places do of putting these

fox news trace gallagher has that story for us tonight. hey, trace. >> hey, tucker.le thing started when nicki minaj tweeted about having to be vaccinated to attend the met gala. she told her 22 million followers that she would not be bullied and wanted to do her research. she got a lot of pushback, but the story really blew up when she tweeted about her cousin in trinidadad who would not get the vaccine because he said his friend got vaccinated, got small and testicles, became impotent, and his fiancee called off their wedding. this show then talked about that tweet and accurately expressed exactly where nicki minaj stood on vaccines, but the haters came out, including msnbc's joy reid, whone accused nicki minaj of costing lives by encouraging people not to get vaccinated, which is a lie. minaj has repeatedly said do your research but if you're comfortable getting the vaccine or need it for work, then getea it. so last night, we did a follow-up segment, and afterwards, nicki minaj spoke out on the fear people have of speaking out. watch. >> when 80% of the artist th

with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 34—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagherimately ended in disappointment. a second—place finish in the table before the play—off final defeat to harlequins. leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. the tigers conjured another store as harry potter

we get more now from dianne gallagher in san antonio for us. >> reporter: lalaura, the department of over its new law that effectively bans abortion after six weeks before many people even know that they are pregnant even in cases of rape and incest. now, attorney general merrick garland said that the basis of this lawsuit alleges that the new texas law is unconstitutional, that it violates the u.s. constitution supremacy clause. look, that new law effectively bans abortion after six weeks, but it doesn't allow government officials to enforce it. instead it essentially deputizes private citizens to bring civil lawsuits with the penalty of at least 10 $10,000 against any pen who assists a patient this getting abortion that is in violation of that ban. now, we've been speaking with abortion providers and activists here on the ground in texas. in san antonio the nation's seventh largest city, three of the four abortion facilities have stopped providing the procedure all-together because it is too risky at this point according to the ceo. right now the ceo tells me along with other advoc

as cnn's diane gallagher reports the justice department is prepared to sue any other state which followsr its new abortion law alleging it violates the u.s. constitution. >> the act is clearly unconstitutional under long-standing supreme court precedent. >> the biden administration hoping the lawsuit will eventually overturning the law that makes it illegal to have an abortion after six weeks before many people know they are pregnant, even in cases of rape and incest. >> the united states has the authority and the responsibility to ensure that no straight can deprive individuals of their constitutional rights through a legislative scheme specifically designed to prevent the vindication of those rights. >> while the administration waits to see how the case plays out in the court system. on the ground in san antonio there's a growing sense of urgency. mykayla has been busy. the hard part, she says, is finding a way to help the surge in pregnant people reaching out to her organization that need abortions that are no longer legal in the lone star state. >> we got at least double the request

dianne gallagher reports from austin.biden lambasted the supreme court's decision to deny a request to block the texas law that effectively bans abortion after six weeks from going into effect. i want to read from you just part of what he said. he said that he is directing the gender policy council and office of the white house counsel to, quote, launch a whole government effort to respond to this decision. he lists different ways that he expects his administration to address this, but that abortion law understandably getting most of the attention. but it was one of 666 laws in the state of texas to go into effect on wednesday. for example now there is permanent carry. you aare and critical race theory, educate tors say it isn't done in k through 12 schools but texas will now have a law for it just in case it ever is. it basically limits teachers from talking about current events and systemic racism unless they have deference to both or all of the sides involved. it also bans the teaching of the 1619 project. and also cit

let's go to texas and get cnn's dianne gallagher up who is live in austin for us. what exactly does this abortion do, dianne? >> reporter: this bill effectively bans abortions after around six weeks in pregnancy which is often before many women know that they are pregnant. it is also in cases of rape and incest. what this law does that is different from other laws in the past in other states that have attempted to do the same and been struck down is that it doesn't empower government officials or any sort of criminal effects to it. what it does, it empowers private citizens to bring civil lawsuits against anybody who, quote, knowingly aids and abets a pregnant person seeking abortion in violation of that ban. here in texas, that's where the confusion comes in. that's a v there. some are concerned, a ride share driver who takes a woo man to an abortion clinic, someone who donates to a fund that could be used to help with legal defenses of abortion providers. now, when we're talking about this six-week ban, kate, according to those who oppose this law, who filed thos

>> i think about it regularly. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, san antonio, texas. >> now, cloudfamilies with relocating if they want to leave texas due to the state's new abortion law. >> yeah, this is coming from a slack message friday obtained by cnbc. the company says it stands with women at salesforce and everywhere. although the statement didn't actually take a direct position on the texas law. salesforce has 16 locations in the united states, including one in dallas. >>> stay with us. it was a non-traditional september 11th for the nontraditional former president. how donald trump's day started by paying tribute at a new york police precinct and ended with a pay-per-view casino bocking match. ♪ ♪ ♪ i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. without my medication, my small tremors would be extreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thous

oh, he got involved with his local gallagher lived a couple miles from here. just got to there one year anniversary and he was going to make separate for all of us. oh. ready ready ready ready on. ready ready ready ready ready ready the me years where my son lost his life right here. or i haven't any car together. oh, i don't know exactly what happened to sure. you know, he just got broadside by a train on 5060 miles an hour. i don't know if they were moving around or something and you know, they were teenage kids. exactly what happened, but it was terrific or are we just kind of relied on him for a lot. so it wasn't just losing my son like lucian, calf, my farming operation. i don't know. use it. 3 time. i shut down. i didn't work for 6 months. andrew and i went to grief counseling. just it was because of andrew that i found back. i come, i gotta take care of this kid. oh yeah. oh, whopping. in small town, people know each other and pretty close knit community. i would say there's not a lot of crime. you know, that was a lot of the cell, you know, to mom and

diane gallagher is in south carolina with the latest. >> reporter: prominent south carolina attorneyore being released on a $20,000 personal recognizance bond to check back into an out of state detox facility. >> he has fallen from grace. it has been a tremendous fall. but before any of that falling happened his wife and son were brutally murdered and that has had an extraordinary effect on him. >> reporter: becoming emotional at times as his lawyer argued he be released on bond. >> he cooperated to the extent you can cooperate given his current mental condition. >> reporter: he's charged with insurance fraud. his attorneys say the shooting was a scheme to leave behind $10 million in a life insurance policy for his only surviving son but mourdock survived. instead, attorneys say it left mourdock with a fractured skull and brain bleed. the man accused of shooting mourdock in head curtis edward smith appeared in court. >> smith posting his $55,000 bond for several charges including assisted suicide, conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. this was seemingly a desperate move including fin

dianne gallagher is live in south carolina. this is a sad and alarming case and complicated. now responding to those claims? >> reporter: yeah, jim and erica, there are a lot of players involved vo in and as you said new investigations keep popping up around alex murdaugh. as state investigators began looking into his alleged suicide for hire, insurance fraud scheme and the murders of his wife and son, they developed information that has caused them to open new investigations. like a criminal investigation into the 2018 death of the murdaugh family housekeeper gloria saterfield. she died saver a trip and fall incident inside of the murdaugh home. well they're now looking into the circumstances of her death after the coroner made a request and the state law enforcement division determined new information there. well the attorney for the saterfield family said that this defense that appears to be laid out right now by alex murdaugh's attorneys saying that he had this 20 year opioid addiction, they don't buy it. >> that is just nothing but lawyer spin casting a defense that does